论文部分内容阅读
这里推荐的第二次世界大战时两张世界著名的新闻照片:一张是我国著名摄影记者、电影摄影师王小亭(一九○○——一九八一)在一九三七年“八·一三”战争时拍的《南站空袭下的儿童》;一张是一九四一年二月一个法国记者拍的《教我如何不悲伤》。这两张照片控诉了日本军国主义和德国法西斯的罪行,曾经在战争年代的同盟国中普遍发布,名震一时。第一张《南站空袭下的儿童》是在一九三七年八月二十八日中午拍摄的。这天日机狂炸上海南站,炸死了无辜的妇孺二百多人,伤者无数。王小亭当时是美国赫斯特报系的《今日美国》报的摄影记者,他于炸后不久赶到现场,看到一个老人带着两个孩子在瓦砾堆中徘徊,神情恍惚;另一个孩子头上负伤,身穿血衣,正在嚎啕大哭。为了突出日军杀害儿童和无辜人民的罪行,他特别选择了孩子张口嚎叫的镜头。人们看了这张照片,不能不联想起空袭后的南站那种一片
Here are two world famous news photos of the Second World War recommended: one is a famous photojournalist in China, the movie photographer Wang Xiaoting (1910-1981) One child “under the air strikes of the South Station during the” One Three “war; one was” Did you not teach me how sad “by a French reporter in February 1941? These two photos accused the Japanese militarists and German fascists of crimes, which were widely distributed in the allied countries of the war years and were famous for a moment. The first ”child under the air strikes at South Station" was taken at noon on August 28, 1937. This day the Japanese bombed Shanghai South Railway Station, killing over 200 innocent women and children, wounded numerous. Wang Xiaoting was a photojournalist for USA Today newspaper in the Hearst Department of the United States at that time. He arrived on the scene shortly after the bombing and saw an old man wandering in the rubble with two children and was in a trance. Another child On the wounded, wearing blood clothes, is wailing. In order to highlight the Japanese offenses against children and innocent people, he chose a particular child’s mouth howl shot. People saw this picture, can not help but think of the kind of South Station after the air raid